Pokémon TCG: Nymble #082 PSA 9 - Japanese
Details for Nymble AR #082/080 (PSA 9) – Japanese Art Rare Pokémon card
Here you get a professionally graded copy of Nymble AR #082/080 from the Japanese expansion M2: Inferno X in the Pokémon TCG’s Scarlet & Violet era. The card is graded PSA 9 (Mint) and delivered encapsulated in PSA’s official slab – a popular choice among collectors seeking both authenticity and protection. This is a single card and not a booster, deck or sealed box.
Collector and play relevance
Nymble AR #082/080 is an Art Rare holofoil with a full illustration by Nakamura Ippan. The Art Rare category is known for its detailed artwork and makes these cards particularly sought after by collectors. The secret numbering (082/080) marks the card as an “over-numbered” chase card in the set list – a classic indicator of rarity in Japanese releases.
The card has Regulation mark I and is therefore legal in Japanese Standard format, as long as the mark is valid under tournament rules. Nymble’s attack, Flail Around, lets you flip three coins and deals 10 damage for each “heads”, adding an element of randomness and entertainment to gameplay.
About PSA 9 grading and the card's condition
This example is graded to PSA 9 (Mint), which means the card appears almost flawless with only minimal, hard-to-see imperfections. PSA’s grading process ensures both authenticity and preservation, and the slab protects the card from external influences. Note that the cert number and subgrades cannot be guaranteed for this specific copy.
- Card name: Nymble AR #082/080
- Set: M2: Inferno X (Scarlet & Violet, Japanese)
- Rarity: Art Rare holofoil, secret numbered
- Illustrator: Nakamura Ippan
- Grading: PSA 9 (Mint), encapsulated slab
- Attack: Flail Around – 10× (flip 3 coins)
- Format: Single card, Japanese language
About M2: Inferno X and the Scarlet & Violet era
M2: Inferno X is a Japanese expansion in the Scarlet & Violet era, where Art Rare cards — like this Nymble — are known for their artistic expression and collector appeal. Japanese Pokémon cards differ from the English editions in both print quality and foil effects.
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